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7TEST THE SYSTEM
After installation of the units, it is essential to perform a system alarm test to
confirm proper operation of the system. It is also best practice to conduct a full
system test on a weekly basis. This test should also be performed following any
significant change to the site environment (new structure, wall or construction
equipment installed) that may aect the network signal.
The System Test is started from the Tests selection via the WES3 CONNECT
Main Menu.
From the Test Menu, select System Tests to start test mode.
The WES3 CONNECT unit will display a confirmation message that the test has
started. Walk the site to check all units in the network.
During System Test mode, the WES3 network isolates all devices in the network,
allowing full physical test of each unit, without activating the site-wide alarm.
Call Points can be triggered manually, and Detectors can be triggered using
standard test equipment such as smoke spray or heat probe.
Once the System Test is complete, return to the WES3 CONNECT unit and press
either or button to complete the test and exit System Test mode.
The test result is indicated as follows:
Pass Green LED solid illumination
Radio OK, other fault
detected
Red LED flashes followed by Amber
LED group flashes to indicate fault
(see ‘Amber LED Indication’).
No Radio Signal
Amber LED group flashes to
indicate fault (see ‘Amber LED
indication’).
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It is important to be aware that, whilst in System Test mode, the WES3 network is
inactive and a site-wide alarm cannot be triggered from any unit. System Test mode
must be exited from the CONNECT in order to reactivate the network.